Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.


DIR. A R. Fouster has been arrested at
Akron, O., for grave-robbery.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
a call for s13 SS7 700 of 3-per-cent. bonds.
The Lorillard strikers have expressed
their intention of returning to work to-day.
Haggin and Baldwin have entered 121
horses for the races at Washington Park,
Chicago.
There is a possibility of Californian
being appointed on the Ways and Means
Committee.
The friends of Father McGlynn claim
that he has not been fairly treated by
Archbishop Corrigan.
Hamilton and Ludberry. the murderers
of the Harris brothers, in Bradley county,
Texas, were lynched on Friday.
David Atwood WATSON, well-known as
poet and writer of essays, died in West
Medford, Mass, after long illness.
Delegate Caine says that the Mormons
will resist the enforcement of the new Ed
munds bill, should it become law.
E. H. Hobart a notorious confidence
operator, has been sentenced to five years
imprisonment in the Kentucky peniten-
tiary.
Representative Wallace has offered
resolution inquiring whether the consent
of the House is necessary to renew the
Hawaiian reciprocity treaty.
FOREIGN.
The Marchioness of Queensberry has
been granted divorce.
The French Government has withdrawn
the supplemental budget for war expenses.
Gilbert and Sullivan's new opera was
produced for the first time in London Sat
urdly night.
The Liberals of the Second Berlin Dis
trict will oppose Won Moltke as a candi
date for the heichstag.
Under the Landstrum bill 1S5 battalions,
consisting of l 600 men each will be formed,
and territorial battalions will be created
according to requirements.
The British steamer Nepaul, from Lon
don, came in collision with and sunk Chi
nese transport. One hundred soldiers and
seven mandarins were drowned.
1t is reported that the British steamer
Nuttuno, Captain Hummel, which sailed
more, has been abandoned at sea.
Gladstone will arrive in London Mon
day. He has not taken residence for the
NuOle Vi ScdSolls Ills II
say he is elated at recent events in the po-
litical world, and confidently predicts his
return 10 power in May.
PACIFIC COAST.
Ripe strawberries are being gathered in
Santa Rosa gardens.
Homer J. Stone was murdered in Utah
on Friday by L. Steen.
T. C. Whitfield attempted suicide in San
Luis Obispo on Saturday.
A citizens meeting was held in Stockton
on Saturday, and $500 subscribed toward
the fund for erecting an agricultural pavil-
ion in that city, which will cost fully $780,
coo.
A telephone message received from Santa
Rosa at a late hour Saturday night stated
that Cashier Van Doren had been acquit-
ted of the charge of embezzement against
him.
Arrangements for holding a Tulare
county citrus fair in Visalia in the near frl-
ture were made to-day. After being exhib-
tied here the display will be shipped to Los
Angeles, and then East.
News has been received from San Diego
that the crew of the ship Highland Light
had refused to proceed to sea in her. They
allege that the vessel is unseaworthy, and
her departure for the Sound is postponed.
John Cuneo, an Italian vegetable peddler,
was found by the roadside near Jackson,
Amador county, on Saturday, having fallen
from his wagon, he himself not knowing
how, but is supposed from the effects of
fit. His head and side were badly crushed.
and he lived but two hours.
Willie and Charlie, aged - and 16, sons
of Acknowledgement Holmes, were return
ing from hunting expedition near Victo-
ria, B. G., on Saturday, when halfcocked
gun carried by Willie was discharged, the
contents blowing the back of Charities
head off, killing him instantly.